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Defending Olympic badminton women's singles champion Carolina Marin&nbsp;announced on Tuesday that she will not compete at the Tokyo Olympics due to injury.&nbsp;
The Spaniard&nbsp;confirmed that she has picked up a knee injury which will require surgery and won't be fully recovered to defend her Olympic title in Tokyo. 27-year-old Marin was in red-hot form and had won&nbsp;the Swiss Open and the European Championships title as recently as May 2.
At the 2016 Rio Olympics, Marin defeated India's PV Sindhu&nbsp;to win the gold medal.

Badminton champion Carolina Marin withdraws from Tokyo Olympics

Defending Olympic badminton women's singles champion Carolina Marin&nbsp;announced on Tuesday that she will not compete at the Tokyo Olympics due to injury.&nbsp;

Defending Olympic badminton women's singles champion Carolina Marin&nbsp;announced on Tuesday that she will not compete at the Tokyo Olympics due to injury.&nbsp;
The Spaniard&nbsp;confirmed that she has picked up a knee injury which will require surgery and won't be fully recovered to defend her Olympic title in Tokyo. 27-year-old Marin was in red-hot form and had won&nbsp;the Swiss Open and the European Championships title as recently as May 2.
At the 2016 Rio Olympics, Marin defeated India's PV Sindhu&nbsp;to win the gold medal.

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